... AMERICA. by ARPIVAL OF THE AXRTCCA. ho (From our Liverpool Correspondent). By the arrival of the British and North American Royal Ti Mail Steam Ship America, Captain Lang, we have intelligence L from New York to the 29th and from Boston to the 30th ult. W The America brings eighty-five passengers and 527,000 dollars in specie. Al The cholera it appears was on the decrease in the middle, El but ...

... VIENNA. Sunday LAThIL 11N a U '.ipi~ VIENNA, Sunday fornisg lie, IIThe following intelligence, viid Semlin, has been received 5from Constantinople, dated the 23rd ult. dre I The news from Sebastopol is up to the 19th. Tiue ru- to 5 mour of the arrival of General Lilders with 15,000 men isal 5 renewed. Ch The weather still remains fine. The batteries are almost I silenced onl botls sides. The ...

... r rli GMe hi i v ed Bs CONTENT.-If God should send a cancer upon thy face, - or a wolf into thy side-if he should spread a crust of leprosy of upon thy skin, what wouldst thou give to be but as now thou a art?-Jeremy Taylor. or A DuKc's DIGESTION.-Foote wai rattling one evening In BR 3gthe green-room, when a nobleman, who seemed highly en- R. *, tertuined, cried out, Well, Foote, you see I ...

... FRANCE. TImperial Commission, ap .T° tilne first meegtingftenw ar of the Fsvr has pustinotified b the Emp ero nmllect nal the writingof Napleo I. isto akeplae a one under the presi- dniy hf barsal d afiaiit.e It d isreported that the sabitre of the ormissiot will produ tece eight solid quarto volumtes ofmatt-erin 'which all. The Emperorts dvcisions, dIruection, as. otprsnt mattrgses peraining ...

... 4 Icd - -sar stv- Ws, - .1 ', THE WAIR. (t f 'PI-r. AT X rTRY A TP LANDING OF THE, ALLIED ARMY IN THE - - CRIMEA. ti The fact of the combined troops having actually c landed on the Crimca has, of course, monopolised the ti war gossip of the week. el On the morning of Saturday, the 16th inst., despatches 8 from Lord Raglan and Marshal St. Arnaud reached Con- co Atantinople by special steamer ...

... (s'aoat OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) M0NOAY,'A'gUgIt 7. General topics of remark have been very scarce in this 'j t quarter during the past week, most matters having settled into their customary routine. Among these has been the dispute which raged with considerable violence between the C dgentlemen of the long robe and the corporation of Liverpool, I a relative to the accommodation of the former ...

... - -- -.- . - I - .. - . . All-AIJ.L25VI AND UV717Lr no. DEATH FRom FOUL AiR.-Last week a person named A Shorthouse, living at Moira, descended a well by means of le the bucket, for the purpose of cleaning it out, a female, his sl sister-in-law, remaining at the windlass to draw him up. He c e had scarcely reached the bottom. when he gave tier the signal ti to draw him up, which she weas unable ...

... .*fl f- A VI I on MR. DISRAELI.t he On Tuesday evening a meeting of the Blackburn Protes- tl he tant Association and Church of England Institute was held IT he in the St. Peter's school-room in this town. The Rev. Thos. ti - Sharples, M. A., incumbent of St. Peter s, was in the chair. d JY- Tee Rev. Chairman, in explaining the object for which r TS the association had been called together, ...

... FEERRABY. e FEBRuARY. Let all trenching, digging, manuring, &c., having reference to the operations of the succeeding summer, be completed before March Y arrives. This month Is notorious for excessive moisture, and fre- e quently offers very significant hints to those who underrate the ins- portance of draining. If the seed-room Is not well supplied with the necessary seeds to run through the ...

... Few persons having read the debates of Tuesday u evening, whether in the Upper or Lower House, can tl we fail to have been struck by the admirable moderation tl sit al-a moderation no less dignified and consistent than ei he it was admirable-which characterised the speeches m re of those opposed to the present Administration. di en Well, indeed, would it be for them and for their cause tl c- ...

... Stt .. I sl VT .it The capture of Sebastopol, whether that con- summation devoutly to be wished be already achieved, or whether it be so in the next six days, or the next six weeks, suggests considerations it behoves us all earnestly to bear in mind, and regarding which all of us should endeavour, as speedily as possible, to arrive at sober conclusions. 'Ihat event, occur when it will, can ...

... . - - to -A- A A A fl2A tA.P +F F r h O -Al.l, ., f A public vestry meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of All Saints, called by the churchwardens-Messrs. J. M. Lee and George A. Hewitt-was held last Thursday afternoon to consider the alterations proposed to be made by the Board of Health in Amen-alley, by taking a considerable portion of land from tihe church.yard, for the purpose of ...